My script


Interior opening with alarm ringing, character doesn't wake up, phone then rings and character wakes up. (Close up)

Main 1: ahh, hello 

Caller: yoo where you my bro

Protagonist checks time (10:37)

Main 1: in my bed why you calling so early, what do you want

Caller: man hurry up and get ready we got things to do 

Protagonist: ayyt man I’m getting up, I’ll call you when I’m leaving

Hangs up phone gets up and gets ready (music playing in the background) 

interior shot: protagonist getting dressed and ready to leave the house, he opens the door with the camera following from behind him the screen fades to black.

Exterior: the protagonist walks towards a car as he’s followed by a tracking shot he gets in the car as the camera angle the changes to a medium close up of him in the car. The car drives off.

Exterior: the car is seen pulling up on an estate the protagonist then makes a phone call

Protagonist: I’m outside hurry up bro

Character 2: I’m coming out now give me a sec

Character 2 gets in the car

Protagonist: where we going man.

Character 2: I got a job for us

Protagonist: man I told you I’m done with this shit you there’s other ways of getting money, I can help you bro

Character two: man I’m tired of your shit you know I isn’t got time to be sitting at no computer all day when there’s money to be made in the streets.

Protagonist: ahh whatever let’s just hurry up and do this so I go back home, this is the last time you drag me in to your stupid shit after this don’t call if it aint about legitimate money.

Character 2: just shut up and drive fam.

Exterior: car drives off the camera pans as it follows the car the camera then fades to black.
Exterior: the car pulls up at the hills (maybe an estate)its night time, both of the character’s get out the car and begin walking to where character 2 leads, they spot one hooded figure in the distance.

Character 2: that that bitch right there come we creep up on him bro

Protagonist: let’s just hurry up and do this shit.

Exterior: they begin running towards the mystery figure and as they get closer they slow down and begin to crouch the they hear footsteps from behind

Character 3: what you think youre too good for the mandem cah you all this nice shit

Exterior: protagonist tries to run as they chase him through the hills (maybe an estate) he gets tripped and they begin to beat him up.

Character 3: give me all your shit everything! Now! Hurry up!

Protagonist: so this is what the mandem are really doing yeah I see how it is you really set me up bro, you aint getting shit!

Character 3: so that’s how it is yeah

Exterior: charcter 3 pulls out a gun as he stands over the protagonist with the others

Character 3: you got one last chance!

Character 3 cocks the gun back then the screen abruptly cuts to black.








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